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 Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 3:44 pm
Who else gets tired of these fundraisers? I know I am. I remember the band selling yummy chocolate bars the year before I started band. I mean who wouldn't buy one? But now my band gets stuck selling magazines. Hmmm, what's better, magazines or chocolate bars?
Well, it's that time of year where we get to sell magazines, what fun. I've been "trying" to sell these things for about 5 years now and I've never even been able to sell one. Well, this year is our trip year, so this time I hope I could sell at least one to break my "losing streak" and help my band out a bit.
So if you're interested in buying (there is an online catalog for you to choose from) or renewing the magazines you already have please pm me for more info/questions that you have.
I'd love a goodluck here and there. Thanx in advance xp
p.s. What band fundraiser is your band doing this year?
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Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 5:42 pm
We used to do gift wrap etc. in middle school.
We bought some from a girl in middle school this year and I got all nostagic = w=
Magazines was our school-wide fundraiser in middle school. That's how I ended up subscribing to Nintendo Power xD
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Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 5:08 pm
Ever year we sell Cheese and Sausage (along with a Christmas gifts) and Butter briads. Next year's our trip and I think we might get to sell chocolate (the parents have been discussing it).
We used to sell brooms.
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Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 6:54 pm
I hate doing fundraiser. This year we are selling cookie dough and Zap a snacks. Some of us think that we should start a COD tournament and charge everyone $3 to enroll.
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Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 11:55 am
"What are you doing tonight? nothing... then come on down to the plaza bingo hall and play some bingo. Got family coing to town... bring them with you. Game starts at midnight, games go on sall at 11pm. The fun stops at 4am." thats the anoucment that gets mande every friday at any sports game or meet that is held at the school.
not only do i hate bingo i hate the anoucment too.
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Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 3:42 pm
We do gift wrapping, car wash, bake sale, pancake breakfast. We sell candy, photo sessions, jewlery, tickets to the theater, and tickets to the movies. And we have bbqs and other stuff. stressed our fee for marching band is 500$. For winterguard for varsity going to ohio for WGI its $1700. Im paying $2200 dollars gonk THANK GOODNESS FOR FUNDRAISERS
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Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 7:01 pm
Oh non rien de rien...
Oh non je ne regrette rien
We already did like, three fundraisers this year in band. Selling discount cards, food, and now chocolate.
Combined with the fundraisers from my clubs and Health class, I'm getting sick of it. Wenn ich ihre Haut verließ,
Der Frühling blutet in Paris!
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Posted: Sat Nov 21, 2009 10:02 am
We have a bunch of fundraisers this year, almost constant because it is a trip year. At the beginning, like band camp time, we did a car wash, which was pretty successful(I skipeped it. Was busy that day, and we drove past and i hidXD) We also sold pie certificates for a restauraunt, and now we are selling candles(?) So far my fundraising funds: Zip. Nobody bought pies, and we jsut started the candles and nobody will buy. So now I have $200 due on the 30 and I don't have any. Gr. Doesn't helpt that I hate fundraisers...
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Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 1:57 pm
We had a fruit sale. Who the hell would buy one hundred pieces of fruit for thirty dollars? It's impossible to eat that much! It would rot! Now we're doing a cheesecake/cookie dough/pizza fund raiser, and so far that's a lot more successful. (Cheesecake is yummeh.) And we're doing some spaghetti dinner thing in January. Tickets are five dollars each, and once you have a ticket you can eat all the spaghetti you want. Dunno how that'll do...
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Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2009 11:48 am
This year my school is doing the Entertainment Books fundraiser..
But seriously, $48 for a coupon book?
Don't you think it's quite a rip off?
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Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2009 1:30 pm
xXMarching PandaXx We had a fruit sale. Who the hell would buy one hundred pieces of fruit for thirty dollars? It's impossible to eat that much! It would rot! Now we're doing a cheesecake/cookie dough/pizza fund raiser, and so far that's a lot more successful. (Cheesecake is yummeh.) And we're doing some spaghetti dinner thing in January. Tickets are five dollars each, and once you have a ticket you can eat all the spaghetti you want. Dunno how that'll do... Your band does a spaghetti dinner too?! Our tickets are also 5 dollars, not sure when it is, but us band kid volunteer to be waiters or waitresses and the jazz band plays.
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Posted: Sat Dec 05, 2009 7:21 pm
Our band always does the 'cookie dough fundrasier'. Although i love this because most of the proceedes we get goes towards out trip in the spring, still its just hard to sell because nobody wants to buy anymore.
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